Description:

This collectible phone card is a vintage AT&T TeleTicket featuring a classic design that reflects the era of prepaid phone cards primarily used in the late 20th century for payphones. The card prominently displays the AT&T logo in the upper left corner—a distinctive blue globe with horizontal lines—next to the company's name in bold black lettering. Just below the logo, the card's value is shown as "10" units in large white font against a rich maroon background, accented by thin horizontal white lines, creating a retro yet clear and functional aesthetic.

On the right side, the card showcases a captivating photograph of the Charles River in Boston, instantly recognizable by its skyline. The image depicts several sailboats gliding across the sparkling water, set against the backdrop of tall buildings, including the iconic John Hancock Tower and Prudential Tower. Bathed in natural sunlight under a bright blue sky dotted with fluffy clouds, the scene evokes a calm and picturesque New England atmosphere. This regional imagery adds charm to the card, making it not only a practical telecommunications tool but also a small tribute to Boston’s urban and natural beauty.

Above the image, the word "TeleTicket" is printed in a bold, serif font with maroon-colored letters spaced widely, emphasizing the card’s primary function as a prepaid phone service token. Beneath the photograph, a small caption reads "Charles River - Boston" in simple black text, providing geographic context and confirming the scene’s location. The overall layout balances information and imagery neatly, allowing the card’s utilitarian and aesthetic elements to coexist without overcrowding the small space.

On the back, the card features a white background with a block of fine print text, typical of prepaid phone cards. This section likely includes terms and conditions, instructions for use—such as how to insert the card into payphones—expiration details, and customer service contact information. A magnetic stripe along the top edge stores the card’s data electronically, enabling access to phone systems. The design is minimalistic and functional, focusing on usability without heavy imagery or branding distractions, contrasting with the more decorative front side. This dual-sided design exemplifies the blend of practicality and visual appeal characteristic of vintage phone cards.

Since we have the world's largest inventory of USA phonecards for collectors, you will not necessarily receive the identical serial/batch/PIN number that we have scanned/pictured.